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  C orruption is a pervasive problem that affects societies all over the world. From embezzlement to bribery to nepotism, corruption takes many forms and can have a devastating impact on individuals and communities. In this blog, we'll explore the cost of corruption and its effects on society. The Economic Toll: One of the most visible costs of corruption is its impact on the economy. When corrupt officials siphon off funds meant for public projects or engage in nepotism, it undermines the functioning of the government and reduces public trust. In turn, this can lead to a decrease in foreign investment and lower economic growth, as companies are hesitant to invest in countries with high levels of corruption.   The Social Impact: Corruption also has a significant impact on social dynamics, often reinforcing existing inequalities and creating new ones. When resources are diverted to the wealthy and powerful, it undermines social mobility and makes it more difficult for disadvantaged